NECA lauds CBN, seeks effective implementation

Date:

31, January 2025

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The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association, NECA, has commended the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, for the launch of the Nigerian Foreign Exchange, FX, Code, describing it as a strategic policy initiative aimed at enhancing transparency, aethical conduct, and governance in Nigeria’s FX market.

Director-General of NECA, Mr. Adewale-Smatt Oyerinde, in a statement yesterday, said, “The introduction of the FX Code is a commendable step towards enhancing transparency, integrity, and professionalism in Nigeria’s foreign exchange market. This aligns with NECA’s advocacy for policies that foster a conducive business environment and economic stability.

“We believe that the FX Code will not only promote ethical conduct among market participants but also bolster investor confidence, which is crucial for economic growth. NECA encourages all stakeholders to familiarize themselves with the provisions of the FX Code and ensure full compliance to achieve its objectives.”

While NECA commends the CBN for this progressive move, Mr. Oyerinde stressed that “the success of the FX Code will depend on effective implementation, enforcement, and stakeholder buy-in.

It is critical that the CBN ensures full compliance with the FX Code across all market participants, including banks, Bureau De  Change operators, and corporate entities. There must also be periodic reviews and stakeholder engagements to fine-tune the policy where necessary.”

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